Words

Amenity

something that helps to provide comfort, convenience, or enjoyment

"The basic amenities of life"

Amiss

not quite right; inappropriate or out of place

"There was something amiss about his calculations"

Synonyms:wrong, awry, agley, askew, faulty

Antonyms:faultless, flawless, impeccable

Amity

friendly relations

Amuck

wildly out of control

Synonyms:rampant, unrestrained, wildly

Antonyms:controlled, orderly

Anachronistic

belonging to a period other than that being portrayed

Synonyms:obsolete

Anarchic

lacking order or control; chaotic

"The classroom became anarchic when the teacher left the room"

Synonyms:disorderly, lawless, unruly

Anathema

something that is strongly disliked or disapproved of

"Racism was anathema to her"

Synonyms:abhorrent, hateful, odious, repugnant

Angst

a feeling of deep anxiety or dread

Synonyms:anxiety, dread

Animus

strong dislike or enmity

Annoy

Synonyms:irritate, exasperate, infuriate, irk, aggravate

Anodyne

not likely to cause offence or disagreement

"Anodyne music"

Synonyms:bland, inoffensive, innocuous, neutral

a medicine which lessens pain

"She even refused to take anodynes"

Anoint

appoint somebody for an important position

"The chairman anointed his son as his successor"

to put oil on someone as a part of religious ceremony

Answer

Synonyms:reply, response, rejoinder, retort, repartee

Antediluvian

Synonyms:ancient, primitive, archaic, antiquated

Antithesis

a contrast or opposite of something

"His calm response was the antithesis of her angry reaction"

Synonyms:converse, obverse, opposite

Antsy

agitated, impatient, or restless

"It was a long drive and the children started to get antsy"

Synonyms:agitated, fidgety, restless, anxious, concerned

Apex

Synonyms:pinnacle, zenith, culmination, summit, climax

Aplomb

self-confidence and poise in challenging situation

"He passed the test with aplomb, staying calm and confident the whole time"

Synonyms:confidence, assurance, poise, composure

Apocryphal

"He told an apocryphal story about the Jungle, but the truth was revealed later"

Synonyms:unauthentic, hypothetical, fictional, speculative

Apogee

the highest or most elevated point

Synonyms:summit, culmination, pinnacle, apex, zenith

Antonyms:nadir